The Cow Health Need Outdoor Life and Exercise
The article argues cows suffer from indoor stalls and limited exercise. It links demoralized health to confinement, lack of sun, and poor ventilation. It urges outdoor access, proper feeding, and fresh air to improve milk quality and disease prevention, noting basement stables breed typhoid-like illness.
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Harnessing for draft horses demands proper fit
A Prairie Farmer excerpt warns that poorly fitting harness causes irritation and distress in horses. Properly fitting collar, calk, girth, and draught line alignment are crucial to comfort, power, and temperament, preventing wasted effort and suffering.
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Home, Yomant Garden and Practical Kitchen Tips
A collage of household remedies and gardening notes covers cleaning stains from tea and coffee, transplanting peach trees, tomato celery dishes, cattle feed, and manure use. It discusses fruit tree care, market prep, and cranberry sauce ideas, ending with a winter-ready beverage recipe. Names like Prairie Farmer and Chicago Interior appear, reflecting periodical references.
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Farmers Should Plow Efficiency Not Idle Teams
The article argues farmers waste labor and money by keeping horses idle. Steady work with careful feeding extends team usefulness, reduces costs, and boosts profits. It notes idle teams waste fuel and grain, especially on small farms, and urges greater cultivation and timely use of farm teams. It also mentions coke consumption rising. Connellsville, Pa., leads coke production with cleaner, hotter coal substitute.
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Highland beauty and Scottish character in Wordsworth’s praise
The article describes Highland and Celtic contrasts in Scotland, noting tall Nordic types in the north and Celtic features in the south. It cites a Hodtian on Skye and praises Highland girls for refined, intellectual beauty, with Wordsworth’s admiration recalled as a practical compliment. It ends by noting the charm of Highland English and a reference to Harper's Magazine.
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Addison and the self praise in eighteenth century letters
The piece surveys early commentary on authors praising their own work, highlighting Addison's approach in The Spectator. It notes a scene where Addison translates Cato's soliloquy into Latin and pairs it with an English translation, provoking Pepe and others. The remarks extend to broader literary vanity and related anecdotes from varied periodicals.
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Executor's Trust for Charity Amid Letters Stir Debate
A well-known Philadelphia philanthropy heir, Dr. Henry Foster, ages about sixty five, names his own executor and transfers 390000 in property to trustees for an evangelical mission aiding ministers and churches. Trustees include Bishops A. C. Come and Mathew Simpson and Rev. Dr. Clark. the institution funds care for missionaries and families in need, with many wealthy donors supporting its operations. The report notes public interest caused by a letter referenced in the column, while Foster’s actions and the trust setup are described as benevolent and widely discussed.
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Broadside of medical quackery and patent remedies
A fragmented 19th century advertisement page promotes various tonics, bitters, and elixirs claiming cures for obesity, indigestion, hereditary conditions, biliousness, and other ailments. It touts Brown's Iron Bitters, Golden Medical Discovery, Johnson’s cough remedies, and other products with testimonials and sensational health promises.
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